Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-03

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ner is improving in health. ..... Mark
French, and A. c Griswod have been
elected deacons of the newly organized
Congregational church at Jeffersonvlle.
...... Katie Fletcher has returned from
school at johnson Lucy Seeley is
stopping this summer with Mrs; Harrl-
son Raymore. ......Rev. Mr.. Tenney
ofliciates for the Congregationallst
churches at ,Ielfersonville and Waterville.
Key. Mr.. Bowen preached "A Memo
rial sermon at the Boro Sunday and Rev.
Mr.. Tenney at Jeffersonville.
Enosburgh Falls.
Rev. G. II. Sweat preached a very able
and Interesting memorial sermon at
the Methodi church Sunday fore
noon. Pixley Post, G.. A. K. attended
in body and occupied the front body
pews. "A young man named Harry
Anderson, formerly of Bakersfield,
forged an order for IS to J. w. Pom
eroy Il Co., signing H. A. Cramton's
name to the same, Saturday morning, and
took the train for St. Albane. The for
gerry was discovered soon after the train
left and Sheriff Kennedy was tele
graphed to at st. -Albans to arrest him,
which he did upon the arrival of the train,
although he had disguised himself by the
addition of a false moustache and chang
ing some of his clothing He had a hear
ing at st. Albans and was bound over to
band boys started for Cambridge early
Monday morning where they played
Memorial Day. go. Memorial Day was
not observed here very much except the
closing of the SPAWN Cure laboratory and
the decorating of the few soldiers graves
in our cemetery by Pixley Post G. A. r.
49,. DR.. f. 5. Hutchinson has purchased
of V. A. Irish his house and lot on Main
street near the railroad track. e.. Gen.
I. H. Marsh, having purchased one-third
interest in antl.apoplectine, the new firm
have let the contract for a new laboratory
building to be completed by July 1st, PAX
40, two stories high.
WatervilIe.
Clark Stevens was visiting his mother
in town over Sunday. Monroe Twis
has moved into d. f Maurce's house ....
II. b. Miller and wife were visiting in
Troy and Richford the past week. .....
Bert Hill has moved into Betsey Fletch-
9r's house. .....E. r. Town and A. L..
Writers of Milton came and put the new
road machine i'll running order, Friday.
.. Mrs. DR.. Hulburd is very slowly re-
covering. ......S. p Lock hes had his pen
sion increased to $50 per month. ..... Eddie
and son of S. X. Miller, ESQ, of this
place, died at the residence of his wife's
father, Professor Ober, of Waterbury
with consumption on Saturday morning.
He was a very popular young man and
highly esteemed by all who knew him
He leaves a young wife.
Union services We're held at the Congre
gatonal church, Sunday Rev. j. A. Sher
bourne of the Methodist church preacI
| ing a memorial sermon ..... Decoration
day was duly observed by Waterson post
G. A. r. and large attendance from
| nj irh 10
livered by Rev. f. f. Herrick The
annual conference of Orange county Con
gregatona churches was Lheld at p s
| Mills on Tuesday and Wednesday y....
Orange County Court holds its June ses
sion beginning June = Hon. Homer +
! Royce, chief Judge, presiding. The law
docket contains 1862 cases and there are 3;
IN chancery. But 2l cases appear on tht
! jury list and but few of these will bt
! tried
NIorrisyille.
Mrs Charles NJ. Peck, Mrs. c. II. Pag,
ana Miss NJ. NJ. Slayton are spending sev
eral weeks in Boston and vicinity. .....
Adolphus Noe has position III st. Johns
bury and went to that place Monday....
Hon. Frank Plumley of Northetield tht
orator of the day on Monday, was for
mer Morrlsville boy and a graduate of the
academy. A party of young peopl,
from the village and vicinity spent Mon
day afternoon at Elmore pond. Hon
H. II. Powers delivered the Memoria
Day Grafton at Hardwick. Miss a. Bell,
Hall took part in the services at VOL
colt . Miss Kale Healey has opened {
class in singing for the little folks at tn,
academy Wednesday and saturday after
noon. 49,. The filling of the trestle be
tween this place aud Hyde Park is com
pleted ,... Post Warner No. 4, and th'
citizens in large numbers observed Mem
oral Day. AT the village cemeter,
the services of the post We're held Will
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hyde and music b.
the band Returning to the hall, the pre-
liminary services of the post were held
in charge of Comrade a. A. Niles, whr
delivered an eloquent address and Nor
risville cornet band recently reOrganizeC
furnished appropriate music.
A. Il. Hunt is erecting new residence
=. Merton Shattuck of Eden is now tht
telegraph operator AT the depot in place
of Ned Harris. Miss Bertha Grant
daughter of Mrs. John Bugbee, is reported
livered the Memorial Day address at Hard
wick =. The baker at White x Co. IS lost I
finger in the crack machine THURSDAY
Some of the village juveniles, not satisfied
with 33 weeks of schooling at the acad
emy, are attending the summer school
district No. 1...... Henry b. Warder re
Gently returned here from his winter en-
gagement in Florida and on Friday left
for the Fabyan House, White mountain.
....I O. Andrews of Hyde Park, "a former
resident here, is moving his family to the
house on Main street, formerly occupied
by Eli Cutler....A. A. Niles Is reported
quite i'll with taVer. Some of Morris
vile young men are employed in connec
ito with c. >. Pages large hide business
AT Hyde Park 49,. Memorial services Were
held at town hall on Sunday afternoon,
Rev w. a. Bushee preaching the me
morral sermon.
Rutland.
Rutland's grand list for 1887 shows 242
polls at 81 s4S4, 200, first class real estat,
81 945 ,615, second class real estate S114, ,35l
and personal property 81, 542, 157, making
"A total of ), ,046, ,9S2, which gives "A grauC
list for the present town SS0,469 81. Las
wear the grand list of the entire town. be
fore division, was $lO5,6lOS2, and of tina
portion of the town which Is not EN-
braced in the new towns OF West RUTLAND
and Proctor S75,55G.22. So that the in
crease in the grand list of Rutland owe
last year is - ,9l259,
st. Albans,
Charles Rollo who has acted as depo
81 h,s,